From Banking to Maternal Advocacy: How Dr. Sandra Uzodimma is championing better support for Nigerian mothers
Governor Obiano and the new definition of failure
Exciting end to a crazy election
Spymaster: A Memo to President Buhari on Sambo Dasuki
Buhari, Jonathan and a Redefinition of Change – Reno
The moral burden of CCB, CCT amendment Bill
Still on the Chibok girls
Nigeria and piracy: Advocacy for image enhancement
Osun tackles girl child education
Accountability and the demons in Aso Villa
Halloween and Africa’s mad rush to conform – Reno
Azikel Refinery to commence operations in 2018
Sapele urban council: Odebala’s rescue mission
Nigeria’s Power Privatisation and Dangote’s strange counsel
Who will defend the Justices?

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Bishop Kukah’s visit to Fani-Kayode, Obanikoro, Abati, and EFCC’s gaffes
On Monday, October 31, 2016, the highly revered Catholic Bishop of Sokoto Diocese, His Lordship, Bishop Matthew Hassan Kukah, paid a visit to the trio of Chief Femi Fani-Kayode, Musiliu Obanikoro and Dr Reuben Abati in EFCC custody. On his arrival there, he met them at the clinic and afterwards had some private moments with them away from the prying eyes of journalists.
Culture of story telling and Julius Pondi
STORY-TELLING is an imaginative act of telling a story using verbal versatility, communicative fluidity, allusions, allegories, improvisations, body language and skillful voice-manipulation built around the activities of the people solely for the purpose of education, socialisation and ethical revolution.
Update on Buhari’s Change government- Reno
And then change happened. The funniest thing about this change is that those who promised it have recently been embarrassed to give an update of their change so I can see why my readers look to me to give them an update of the promised change.
Okay, since you asked for it, here you go.
Aregbesola’s strategy of managing inherited Osun debt
It is almost 6 years that Osun state governor, Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola has been steering the affairs of the state. He was returned to office in November 27, 2014 for a second term. So many things can be said to have be achieved by Ogbeni’s 6 year old administration in the state. No doubt, Governor Aregbesola met the state in debt with abandoned projects in the state.
Buhari’s comment and the Nigerian inferiority complex
ONE of the legacies of colonialism in Nigeria is the inferiority complex of the Nigerian society. The justification for colonialism (an unjustifiable usurpation) demanded myth–making that extolled the superiority of the colonial master and his ways of life and denigrated everything about the indigenous people: their culture, traditions, religion, etc.

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